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Loneliness

Loneliness

By Silent NightPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read
Loneliness
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**Loneliness**

The girl didn't want that much!

Not so much beauty, not so much freedom!

She wanted a little less,

Sitting the whole afternoon,

Spreading her body in front of the mirror,

She wanted her mother to scold her, her father to see her pain!

The girl didn't want that much!

Not so much noise, not so many people, not such a crowd!

She wanted a little less!

She wanted a source of water

To quench her thirst immediately,

She wanted a man to call her a woman.

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Silent Night

Lover of words and stories, I write heartfelt poetry and fiction that touch the soul. Join me on a journey through emotions and experiences, Let's celebrate the beauty of storytelling together.

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    Written by Silent Night